Hunters
Episode 3: While Visions of Safta Danced in His Head
Time
for another review of Hunters on Amazon. I was trying to describe the
pacing of this show to a friend and had trouble before realizing that
it has something to do with the information dumps. Each episode flies by for
being an hour long but the parts that I don't enjoy seem to make the
show fully stop. They are important parts I guess but since I don't
like certain characters it drags and then the last ten minutes so much happens. Thankfully a character I couldn't stand ends up dead.
This starts with Jonah not handling the death of that Nazi dude well
and going thorough some old letters that belonged to his grandmother.
In one he finds out that Offerman is the one that gave her a number
tattoo in Auschwitz. He is later told a story about how well known
his grandmother was in the camps for her bravery. It was a cool story
but having his friend Bootyhole there felt out of place to me and had
me suspicious.


